hook-creator

You can create Claude Code hooks to customize agent behavior by configuring event-driven scenarios like PreToolUse, PostToolUse, and Notification events to automate actions and enforce policies. This skill supports matcher-based configurations to tailor hook lifecycles.

Claude Code hooks are event-driven configurations that automate actions, enforce policies, and improve observability for agents. You need them to manage permissions, logging, and automated actions across projects for consistent agent behavior.

Yes, you can filter which tools trigger specific hooks in Claude Code using matcher-based event filtering. By specifying patterns like Bash or Edit|Write, you can control exactly which tools initiate your configured PreToolUse or PostToolUse hooks.

The best way to manage permissions and logging for Claude Code agents is through centralized governance using hooks. By configuring PermissionRequest and Notification events, you can enforce consistent agent behavior and automate actions across projects.

You set up hooks for PreToolUse or PostToolUse events by using frontmatter-driven metadata and the SKILL.md workflow. This skill provides a dedicated references directory for hook-event guidance to generate and tailor hooks tied to these specific events.